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Many predators don’t look like the sinister types portrayed in the movies. They can actually appear benevolent at the outset and can show up in every profession, race, and religion. Some of them are exceptionally deceptive because they hide behind the veneer of being a spiritual teachers or healers. I call them the “new age wolves in sheep’s clothing.”
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I have decided to write about a very important but unpopular topic – the healing of our sexual wounds. I am struck by the number of people who want to study tantra as a shortcut to ecstasy, as though tantra were a New Age formula for better sex. The truth is that we cannot experience bliss in our bodies without an awareness of where we are wounded, and one of the primary purposes of tantra is to heal those wounds.
Upon reading Miranda Shaw’s wonderful book, Passionate Enlightenment, I felt inspired to to write about the meaning of tantra. Throughout the course of my work with clients, I have found that there a number of common misconceptions that limit people’s exploration of tantra and prevent them from experiencing the joy and ecstasy that are possible.
